Paid Surveys

gbjuno

I highly recommend you opinionpaid.net

Reasons:

1- Free registration
2- No country restriction
3- $1 signup bonus
4- Thousands of high paying surveys
5- Get paid by PayPal
6- Payout threshold only $20
7- Refer your friends and make lifetime passive money everytime they complete a survey:j

daniella2202

These are the paid survey sites I'd recommend:

1. Valued Opinions
I would highly recommend, I have two £10 boots vouchers in the last 2 months. They have also started doing some new different types of surveys via text e.g. if you see something advertised they have asked you to look out for you text them when you see it over a 7 day period (texts are free) and you answer a questionnaire at the end of the 7 days and get paid around £5 for completion. I have had two types of surveys like this and have found them very easy and interesting. Low £10 redemption.

2. Opinion Outpost I have found amazing. It is a low £2.50 redemption with paypal. I got over £10.00 in a few days by completing a few surveys and recommending friends.

Just so you do not get confused though there is an American Website and a UK website so make sure you log into the right one if you access it via google.

3. Yougov
Despite yougov being slow in accumulating the £50 pay out (which you get sent you via cheque) I am on £40 so I am very close to it.

I have links for these and others but I am a new user so cannot put them in my post unfortunately.

Marcella9

I did anticipate about accepting addition job, but it's nice aloof to do a brace of surveys afterwards banquet back the kid's gone to bed and not accept to go out of the abode and leave the ancestors behind. This analysis affair is apparently advantageous about minimum allowance for not a lot of accomplishment and it's somewhat interesting, allows me to accept a cup of tea whilst communicable up with accepted diplomacy on the beeb and alert to a few appropriate tracks. Stacking shelves/bar work/other allotment time assignment doesn't absolutely allow those benefits, and I'm a bit accomplished it anyway. The surveys would be acceptable for students/stay at home mums/retirees too for those affidavit too I imagine.

That said, I do feel I accept the appearance of an 'L' on my forehead. But my affair canicule are over. Staying in with the wife and a nice canteen of plonk is my abstraction of a crazy night out these days. I aloof ordered 24 bottles from Waitrose, delivered chargeless appropriate to my advanced door. I adulation this new fangled World Wide Web thing. And I do have a good timewriting the blog, alike if it's on a dullish subject. I try to accomplish it as agreeable as possible.

KatyJonesChick

Can I just say that I've been doing surveys online for 2 years now. It takes a while to build up but I recently checked my Toluna account to find I had over 2 millions points to convert. Turned out I'd won the prize draw in the summer. I am now waiting for £535 in Love 2 Shop vouchers. yipeee!!!
I've also just received £230 in Currys vouchers from Consumer Pulse.
I'm very happy about that.
For all those wanting to do paid surveys I recommend only signing up to the ones that a FREE to join.

A list of all reputable market research companies that pay you to take surveys can be found at Surveys Paid.org.uk

minerva_windsong

Gedcom wrote: »

I have been a member of this site for about 3 years. I have never won a big prize but I used to get an Amazon voucher for £5 every other month.

However I have not won anything since last October
A friend of mine was in the same boat in March and asked if his tickets were in the draw as he had not won since August. Suprise suprise in that month he won........... a £2 voucher.

I am wondering if any GFK members have the same experience?

I think that after a few months they start weeding you out - I've been doing GfK for about a year and used to get high payouts (£10 and £5) quite regularly up until about six months ago.

Do you do the week long surveys where they ask you about catch-up services and internet use as well as TV and radio? They normally come around every couple of months and pay £10 a time.

If anyone is still looking I would go for Valued Opinions and Onepoll (although it takes a bit longer to build up the money on Onepoll but the surveys are a lot quicker that Valued Opinions). YouGov is OK but I find it painfully slow to get anywhere near the payout threshold.

AdamSurveyor

I've only been doing online surveys for a few months now. So far I haven't cashed out but I've earned some cash on websites just trying to build it up. I tried Opinion Outpost but got screened out alot of the time so I stopped going with them.

So far I found that Vindale and Lightspeed (MySurvey) are the top 2 on my list. Unfortunately I cannot post links as I am a new poster.

So far I'm signed up to about 16 websites and just keep a spreadsheet tracked of all my earnings and how close I am to thresholds. Vindale I have $18 (Cashout is $50) and Lightspeed I have 895 points (£5) the highest you can go is £40 but £5 is the minimum.

jlu79

I have found a great Paid Surveys site...

There is a cost of $10.99 (£7 ish) but I have made over £1000 in 2 months....

Thats brilliant for sitting on my bum at home ..

Check it out!

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Cratey

I have actually been a member of cash crate for only a month and have made $40, it may not seem like much, but that is half an hour a day, and I am in the UK so don't have as many offers/surveys available. Many people in the US make over $1000.

cash crate is a completely legit site and many members have received checks, just type in "cash crate Check" on google images!
Overall I would say it is the best GPT (Get paid to) Site out there and is well known as being trustworthy and actually paying out its members. In my opinion it is brilliant for teenagers - basically anyone actually - I have even seen retired soldiers on it, OAPs, and Teenagers - also they have a great referral program. I would suggest that if you want to take part in surveys I would join cash crate. You can Join at - bit(dot)ly/cratey -
Also for more info head over to www(dot)cratey(dot)co(dot)uk
(this is my first post so I can't post links)

elocin

Hello all

I thought i'd contribute to this thread and help you all. Here's a list that i recommend for paid surveys and PTC and reward ladder sites.

1. Opinion outpost - lots of surveys, payments are in check, amazon, prepaid credit cards
2. web perspectives - tons of surveys but really slow with crediting. i still love this site though. very steady with the number of surveys
3. Superpoits - the easiest site to make extra cash. you can redeem paypal, GC, apple products, etc. It's by invite only. But it pays off
4. Surveyhead - very slow with crediting. i cashed out once but it takes a long time.
5. Global Test Market - very good survey site. cashed out before. Cheque takes about 6-8 weeks to come. many surveys
6. Quick Rewards - paid emails, trivia, rebate when you shop. Not a bad site if you're only clicking.
7. Hotspex - fun survey sites. very easy to cash out. they do paypal or amazon GC, or prize draws.
8. I-say - part of ipsos, have focus groups and surveys. Not a bad experience for me so far. Points build up pretty quick
9. Legerweb - highly recommend this survey site. theur surveys are short and sweet and they pay well.
10. Research by Net - it's only canadian based. but it's easy to get points from them since they send out many surveys.
11. Neobux - Paid to click site. I like this site the most compare to other PTC sites. More reliable.
12. Swagbucks - MUST TRY! it's a site where you get paid doing searches and you can redeem many items like GC, paypal, xbox, iphone, etc.


Those are the sites that i highly recommend signing up for if you wanna make that bi of extra cash. I make average about $200 a month on these sites.

Let me know if any of you guys are interested in any of the sites! im here to help!

elocin

Just redeemed some extra cash from superpoints $10 paypal. (Highly recommended)
GTM- $50 check
Opionion Outpost - $12.50 amazon GC